Police & Crime Commissioner encourages local people to apply for Deputy PCC role
Local people in the Burnham-On-Sea area are being sought to apply for the role of Deputy Police & Crime Commissioner.
Mark Shelford, pictured the current Police & Crime Commissioner, says he is looking for a Deputy PCC to play a ‘vital role’ in an organisation that seeks to deliver an effective and efficient police service for local people.
Mark says he is looking for an “experienced leader with a strong sense of civic duty and who is passionate about the importance of accountability, fairness and equality in policing and criminal justice services.”
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Burnham-On-Sea residents invited to take part in Somerset police and crime survey
Somerset’s newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioner, Mark Shelford, is calling on people in the Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge area to tell him what policing issues matter most to them by completing his Police and Crime survey.
The survey, which takes 10 minutes to complete, includes a number of questions focusing on draft police and crime priorities and objectives, which cover a range of police topics including anti-social behaviour, burglary, hate crime, rural crime and domestic abuse.
The PCC wants to ensure he is listening to communities’ concerns and thoughts and would like as many people as possible to share their views on these draft objectives.
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When Andy Marsh first joined Avon and Somerset police, the force had two riot vans placed 24/7 on Ashley Road in St Pauls.
He recalls, as a young officer in 1987, being deployed in those vans, alongside a police sergeant and five other PCs, and simply sitting there.